When we combine two aqueous salts with the same anion: A. PRECIPITATE B. NO REACTION When we combine two aqueous salts with the same cation: A. PRECIPITATE B. NO REACTION Generally, which cations produce precipitates? Barium Calcium Sodium Potassium Silver Generally, which anions never seem to produce precipitates? chlorides sulfates carbonates nitrates

When we combine two aqueous salts with the same anion: A. PRECIPITATE B. NO REACTION When we combine two aqueous salts with the same cation: A. PRECIPITATE B. NO REACTION Generally, which cations produce precipitates? Barium Calcium Sodium Potassium Silver Generally, which anions never seem to produce precipitates? chlorides sulfates carbonates nitrates

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter17: Complexation And Precipitation Reactions And Titrations

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